Is There A Local Product That Works Like Lysol Disinfectant Spray?

[Jingthing]

I have been looking for Lysol disinfectant spray for awhile and never found it until yesterday at Villa for 550 baht a can. I am not saying this isn't a fair price when considering import and shipping, but it makes me wonder. As Lysol is designed (and it works) to kill mold and mildew (a huge problem in the tropics) is there a local low priced product that does the same thing? I am not talking about those Ra fluid bottles but a spray type product like Lysol Disinfectant Spray. Probably not, but just asking.

[Mrjlh]

I have been looking for Lysol disinfectant spray for awhile and never found it until yesterday at Villa for 550 baht a can. I am not saying this isn't a fair price when considering import and shipping, but it makes me wonder. As Lysol is designed (and it works) to kill mold and mildew (a huge problem in the tropics) is there a local low priced product that does the same thing? I am not talking about those Ra fluid bottles but a spray type product like Lysol Disinfectant Spray. Probably not, but just asking.

50/50 mix of "bleach" and water have always worked for me. You don't need full strenght unless you have a severe case. Also takes care of algae. Leave on a few hours and rinse away or just leave it be. Just put in a "better" than cheap spray bottle and label it.

[Jingthing]

That's a very good idea for tiled surfaces. However, I want it for my under cupboard areas (kitchen and bathroom) and also inside wooden cabinets. Wouldn't bleach just create stains?

Edited October 31, 2009 by Jingthing